Wonder Woman 84 is a movie with great moments and characters, but ultimately succumbs to excess. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Like its title, Underwater is uninspired and unimaginative. A ninety-minute slog through very familiar territory that felt twice as long. With zero originality, you're better off getting your popcorn to-go and watching the classics at home. 

Marshall was ultimately let down by a choppy script and bad editing. Hellboy had a lot of great punches, but overall, the fight left a lot to be desired.

Steve Alten's The Meg finally reaches the big screen as Jason Statham is forced to take on a vicious megalodon shark before he ravages China.

As fans of film, we often are forced to swallow absurdities or leaps in logic that fails to correlate with intelligent decision making. In those instances, how much stupid is simply too much stupid?

Okja tells the story of a young girl on a mission to save her beloved pig from an evil corporation. Read on for our review of Bong Joon Ho's latest.

Harkening back to the Universal monster movies of years past, Tom Cruise as a soldier-of-fortune who unwittingly unleashes The Mummy upon the earth.

Alien: Covenant serves as a bridge between Prometheus and the original Alien in Ridley Scott's return to the franchise that launched his career.

Dominic Toretto defies his family as Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham are joined by Charlize Theron in F. Gary Gray's The Fate of the Furious.